The Queenslander (Brisbane, Qld. : 1866 - 1939), Saturday 15 November 1890, page 915

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TUESDAY, 23rd .DECEMBER. ,

"BY yUBLIQ AUCTION.

Oak Hills Cattle Station,

NOBTH KENNEDY DISTBICT,

IQUBENBXiAND.

BD.MOREHEAD * CO. (in conjunction

• with Ackers * Co., of Townsville)have received

instructions from the Owners to offer for sale bypuhUcanction, at Messrs. Actors* Oo.'s Bale Room, Town*

Title, on TUESDAY, the.Mrd December, at Eleven

o'clock forenoon,

OAK HILLS STATION,Situated on the Burdekin River, about sixty miles

from Cardwell, -and «boutl2o miles from Her*

berton.Area: 146 Sawn Mile* (more or less).

Together with

8000 Mixed Cattle (more or less)

66 Horses (more or less),

And all Stores, Station Plant, and Sundries.

The Country consists chiefly of rolling ridges and

Chocolate tablelands, intermixed with apple tree,

gum, and box flats, granite and volcanio formation,

very fattening; all available, no scrub, and perma-

B&Btly watered. J"'•,„ '''"'

The Improvement*oomprise a new Dwelling-bouse,

kitchen, &c, stockyards, three paddocks, and everything necessary for working the herd.

The country is held under the Pastoral Leases Act

Of 1869 and the Settled Districts Acts of 1876 and 1882,

and the leases have an average of about eleven yean

to run.

Rent, only £68155. per annum.

Inspection Invites.Further information can be obtained from B. D.

MOREHEAD & CO., Brisbane; or ACKERS * CO.,

Townsvllle.

TUESDAY, 18tb NOVEMBER.

STOREJDATTLE.ZS.BX. M«K.

BD.MOREHEAD A CO. have received

• instructions from the Owners to sell by auotion,

At EBK,

On TUESDAY, 18th November, at Two p.m. (alter

arrival of the Brisbane train),

On Account J. Allingham, Esq., Hillgrove:

948 BULLOCKS, Nos. 8 and 7, and 60 No*. S.

Quiet well-bred cattle, in good condition.

Axso,

On Account ot Messrs. Holllnsbead ft Hacelrigg,

Planet Downs:

70 BULLOCKS, Nos. 7.

400 Spayed and Dry COWS, 280 of which are fat

and the balance in very forward condition.Terms—Liberal.

WEDNESDAY, B*D DECEMBER,

VALUABLE

GRAZING AND AGRICULTURAL

ESTATES.T-ASMAISTIA. .

THETASMANIAN WOOL - GROWERS'

AGENCY COMPANY, Limited, are instructed

by Charles A. Parker, Esq., of Selma, to sell by auction,

at their Stores, Launoeston, on WEDNESDAY, Brd

Deoember next, at Noon,

PARKNOOK,Near Cressy, containing about 7000 Acres (200

acres have been cultivated); baa about

Four Miles Frontage on Lake Bifer;

well fenced and subdivided; first-class sub

stantial Homestead and Station Outbuildings;

can carry 6600 sheep, besides cattle and horses.

Adjoins the estates of Messrs. R. O'Connor

fConnorville), James Thirkell (Pootborpe),

Basil Archer (Woodside), aad B. B, Lawrence(Billop).

MOUNT STEWART,Fear Stony Creek, half a mile from Railway

Station, containing about 2660 Acres (800 acre*

have been cultivated); hat about

Two Miles Frontage on Sooth Esk River;

well fencedand subdivided; shepherd's cottage,

sheep yards, dip, 4c.; can carry 2600 sheepand 80 cattle. Adjoins estate of Brambletye,Owned by Daniel Archer, Esq.

Possession on Ist February, 1891.

The auctioneers, in^emwmnotag the sale of these

valuable Properties, desire to call special attention to

the facts that their situation is excellent and Water

Supply Permanent; they are thoroughly sound, and,

as lambing runs, are unsurpassed, thus forming two of

Hie inoetdesirable stations in the colony.

JPoll particulars and terms shortly.

MARTIN ft HOBKIRK, Solicitors.

Also,

Cader Instructions from the Trustee! of the lave B.

Weston'a Estate,

MAITLAND,Near Longford; adjoins Little Hampton Railway

Station; contains 2286 Acres, of which about

1200 acres have been cultivated, GOO acres

being under crop this year; is well watered bypermanent lagoons. There is a convenient

Homestead, with neoessary outbuildings, and

the whole is well fenoed and subdivided.

This farm is well known for its stock-carrying and

fattening capabilities, whilst the land throughout is of

she very best description, and the wattle bark from the

uncultivated portions fom» a substantial sauroe of

income.Possession Ist 189

Possession Ist March, 189 L

HYTHE,Two and a halt miles from Longford, and 1} mile

from Wilmore's Lane Railway Station; con

tains 822 acres of rich agricultural land, over

800 aores of which have been cultivated; it is

well watered, and has substantial Homestead,with grounds, orchard, and ample farmbuildings. I

This property forms a most complete holding, and

possesses special attractions for stud sheep breeding,

whilst its crops have always naked with the very best

in toe district.

Possession Ist March, 1892.

;maldon,Three miles from Longford; contains 166 acres ot

rich agricultural land, about 120 aores of

which are under cultivation; it is well watered,

and has good Homestead and all necessaryfarm buildings.

This farm has always borne a first-class reputation

for producing crops and fat stock, and is altogether a

moat compactlittle property.Possession Ist March, 189*.

Every convenience for inspection, Terms easy.Conditions at sale.

ARCHER ft CLEMONS, Solicitors.

EETON'S BAKING POWDER—Simple^Perfeot, and Reliable. Free from alum and

Other injurious cheao coinjiouxtda.

Stock mm* fttattlsHMfM1 Bale.

PRELIMINARY NOTICE.

Magnificent Pastoral Properties.

Corindah and Uanda Stations,

touted near Aramae, in the Mitchell District ot

Queensland, and adjoining the well-known Bowen

Downs, Lommermoor, and Rockwood Stations.T

Foonseqqence of the Expiration of Partner-

Bhip by Effluxlon of Time, the Owners (Means.Cameron ft Tolson) have decided to sell by public auc

tion, at Melbourne, oa an early date, ol whiob doe

notice will be given,Their t

Corindah and Uanda Stations,

embracing; a total area of 1883 Square MUes

Leasehold and 588 Square Miles Resumed, the

whole of whiota is fenced, and subdivided into

many paddocks.The improvements are very complete, and there ate

tea Artesian Bores, the flow from any one of which

may amount to about 100,000 gallons per day, if re

quired.

The STOCK consist* of—

60,000 Sheep (more or less) on Corindah.

35,000 Cattle (more or less) on Uanda.

Further particulars wiU appear in a future adver

tisement. Letters of inspection may be obtained from

the UNION MORTGAGE AND AGENCY COMPANY

OF AUSTRALIA, Likitxo, Melbourne, Sydney, Bris*

bane, and Rockhampton.

bane, and Rockhampton.

Pure Shorthorn Bulls.

TO THE STOCK-OWNERS OF QUEENSLAND.

FOB

i"A L E,

AT

Comongtn South Station,BULLOO RIVER,

Pedigree and FF Stud Bulls of HighestQuality.

By CHERRY OXFORD 6th, 7th, and Bth, of the

famous MATILDA tribe, 10th and 11th DUKES of

ROOKINGHAM,Bthand 10th DUKES of ALVIE, and

7th and Bth DUKES of COLAC, all bred from their

most fashionable blood by the Messrs. ROBERTSON

BROS., of COLAC. Also, by TREGUNTER'S Brd and

4th BARONS, TREGUNTER'B 4th DUKE, TRE

GUNTER'S KNIGHT, and 2nd KNIGHT, bred by O.

B. Fisher, by the famous DUCHESS Sire DUKE ot

TREGUNTER from FISHER'S COWS, by the

CHAMPION BULL AGAMEMNON, by Bth DUKE

Of WETHERBY and COUNT DERRIMUT, of the

famous BUMMERTON tribe. Also by LORD OX

FORD BLANCHE 7th. DUKE of BARRINGTON Brd,

KIRKLEVINGTON OXFORD 4tb, WILD EYES

DUKE Gtta, LORD OXFORD BLANCHE 10th and

11th, LORD ACOMB fith, COUNT OXFORD, DUKE

GLENROY 2nd, MARQUIS of OXFORD, and YOUNG

DUKE of OXFORD, all bred by the Hon. WM. M*CUL

LOCH, GLENROY, and got by imported DUCHESS

and OXFORD SIRES out of IMPORTED DAMS.

Also by ALVIE'S GWYNNE DUKE tod, COAX'S

DUKE Sad, ALVIE'B FLOWER DUKE'S DUKE,ALVIE'S FLOWER DUKE'S BARON, ALVIB'S

FLOWER DUKE'S EARL, COAX'S DUKE'S

KNIGHT, of the famous Brunswick Herd, bred byMr. a GARDINER, BUNDOORA PARK.

Dams of FF Stud Balls.

Pure FF COWS, bred by ROBERTSON BROS.

COLAC, from their best blood, and descended from

imported stock on both tide*.

Dams of Peditfna Balls.

PURE PEDIGREED COWS of COLAC and FIBHBR,Blood, by AGAMEMNON (imp.) CHAMPION BULL,MARIBYRNONG, DUKE of TREGUNTERBth (imp.),

WASHINGTON (imp.), Srd EARL of ROCKING HAM,AGAMEMNON'S PRINCE, AGAMBMNON'B »th

DUKE, 15th DUKE ot DERRIMUT, Srd DUKE of

BRIDGEWATBR (Matilda), OXFORD DUKE of

CAMBRIDGE, 4th DUKE of COLAC, 17th DUKE of

DERRIMUT, PENMARE'S BUTTERFLY, 40.

The above Bulls aroaoolimatlsed, fed naturally only,

are in good condition, fit for travelling, are of good

ages, and show in a marked degree their great breeding. For prices, which an moderate, and for nil particulars, apply to

CLEYE, FINK, AND CO.,60-70 Queen-street, corner Collins-street,

Melbourne; or

The Manager, Gomongin South Station, vU Adavale

or Tbargomlndab,

PURE SHORTHORN STUD AND

HERD BULLB

Of the Highest Quality

FOR SALE AT MODERATE PRICES :

At MONKIRA STATION,DIAMANTINA RIVER.

FTIHE MONKIRA STUD has be&n carefully

JL collected at great cost, aad includes the following

PEDIGREE SIRES,Selected from most successful families, TWO havingtaken FIRST AND SECOND PRIZES, and TWO

MORJD being BROTHERS OF CHAMPIONS, while

OTHERS are NEARLY RELATED to LEADING

PRIZE-TAKERS in the SHOWYARDB OF MEL

BOURNS, SYDNEY, AND ADELAIDE—namely,BEAU NIBLETT tod, ROSEBERRY 2nd,

GRAND DUKE of OXFORD 2nd, and LORD

RUSSELL, bred by the Hon. J. H. Angas.DOUBLE GENEVA tod, EARL of COLAC,RUBY COUNT Brd, DUKE of MANCHESTER,WELCOME COUNTS 4th and 6th, BRIDQBWATER

COUNT 4th, and WILD EYES COUNT Brd, bred byMessrs. Hart Bros. FUCHSIA'S DUKES Ist 2nd,

and Brd, CROWN PRINCE, and FUCHSIA'S DUKES

21st, 22nd, and 28rd, bred by the Canowie proprietors.

FITZJAMES, JUAN FERNANDEZ, and Ist and

2nd DUKES ot ARUNDEL,bred by the late Robert

M'Dougal,

THE STUD DAMS

Include ARUWHINI, AURICULA, BEATRICE,BAVARIAN GIRL, BOUNTIFUL ROAN, OARO

LINE, DUCHESS of MANSFIELD, GOODLUCK,MOONSHINE, JULIET, COUNTESS of BULLA,and VICTORINE, bred by the late Robert M'Dougal.

Also, 40 FF COWS, purchased of Messrs. RobertsonBros., Colao. Also, 198 CHOICE COWS, bought at

different times from the Canowie Stud. Also, 165

HEIFERS, bred from the above by the first SIX

NAMED SIRES.

For further particulars apply to

E. LAUGHTON ft CO., Adelaide ( or

G. L. DEBNEY, Monldra Station, Windorah.

mHE AUSTRALASIAN NEW HEBRIDESI. COMPANY, LiMiTEDjhaving scoured large tracts

of fertile land in the New Hebrides Group of Islands,

capable of growing Bananas, Maize, Coffee,

Cocoanuts, and other Tropical Products, invites

applications for leasing these from respectable

and eligible persons with a little capital. To practical

agriculturists, and those having knowledge of tropicalcultivation, exceptionally easy terms will be given.

For farther particulars apply to the Secretary,

JAMES G. LAING, 101 Sussex-street, Sydney.

BULLS! BULLS!! 7

FOB SALE, SHORTHORN and HERBFORD BULLS, got by flnt-claai Sires imported

from «n«land, New South Walts aad Victoria, o«t of

padteresdOawa.

Stack ma 4 StatUM far Sal*.

Pure Ayrshire Balls Tor Sale^

of

IIT Southern Ohfef, Duke of Rtndwick {Inf

-9 ported), and Pake of Barbiston 6th.SOUTHERN CHIEF it the mn of the Champloin Ayr

shire Cows at Urn Mielboun* National tfhowi of

1887,1868, and 18S9.

DUKE OF RANDWICK (imported) is the tire of the

Champion Amain Bull at the abov» titoomu, 1887and 1868.

ITi H. OOUM)ERT, '

Ageaton Stud Farm,Logan Ritrer.

fiMock For Sale.

TT7TE have large lots of STORE, FAT, «ndV V 6TUD STOCK, &c, on our Register. Full

particQlan on appUnttos.APUN, BBOWK, * CO., Liiiitid,

Stock and Station Agent*,TowMYill*.

Fam ma< Oamtoa K^alaltcs.

By Special &<BtflW T0 HIS Excellency

Appointment tbb Govzbnob,

SIR HENRY NORMAM.O.iL, 8.0.M.8.

LS.UUM.EBUi V C &.,

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